The sidewalks of Waikiki are no longer filled with the dozens of prostitutes who were soliciting tourists just a few years ago.

But while the police crackdown has cut the number of Waikiki prostitutes, it's created a bigger problem for the neighborhoods that border Waikiki.

U.S. Attorney Ed Kubo, Jr. compares the crackdown to stomping on an anthill.

Fighting prostitution "is like manually attacking an anthill," Kubo said. "You brush it away and think it's all cool and then three meters away another puka opens up." Full Story...